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Based in Santa Monica, California,
the William H. Hannon Foundation was founded in 1983 by the late
Catholic philanthropist and real estate developer William H. Hannon.
Following his service in World War II, Mr. Hannon returned to
Los Angeles to develop residential communities and commercial
shopping centers across Southern California. Today, the Foundation
carries on Mr. Hannon's goals of supporting Catholic churches
and schools, as well as hospitals and social service organizations
that are focused on improving the lives of people in communities
Mr. Hannon helped build.
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Carnegie Deaf Mentoring Program
March, 2008: Los Angeles, CA:
The Carnegie Deaf Mentoring Program Begins an Innovative Youth Program
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USC Catholic Center and St. John's Seminary: Educating Catholic Leaders
March, 2008: Los Angeles, CA:
The William H. Hannon Foundation carries on its founder's goal with $1,250,000 in grants to USC Catholic Center and St. John's Seminary.
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LMU Family of Schools to Promote College Readiness
March, 2008: Los Angeles, CA:
Loyola Marymount University's Family of Schools Program received a grant to promote college readiness.
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